Operational IT Tail ManagementShift F7 provides an outsourced OPEX Management Service to consolidate suppliers and target savings from an agreed OPEX baseline. Like vendors sales targets, In- house sourcing teams have their own annual saving targets and KPI’s. Shift F7 takes ownership of the Tail expenditure as a managed service, giving our clients’ sourcing teams time to manage the strategic and higher value CAPEX and OPEX expenditure. Working with the organisations Asset Management, Vendor Management, Stakeholders and Sourcing teams we create a process of governance and best practise to reduce costs through a diligent approval process.
The Managed service is tailored for each individual client requirement, but could include:
Software ServicesSoftware vendors have, over time, constructed ever more complex licensing models in order that enterprises have little option but to agree the terms they are dealt. And yet with this enormous contractual complexity comes the opportunity for every enterprise to leverage significant savings.
By harnessing the very mechanics inherent in today’s software licensing agreements, Shift F7 can help you reduce the cost of software licensing.
Shift F7 specialise in the benchmarking of software licensing agreements. We also have a thorough understanding of hardware platforms, local and global bid mechanics, as well as sometimes hidden cash back opportunities. This knowledge helps to maximise virtualisation, processor and socket options to find savings when software is associated with hardware.
We are able to assist in the negotiation of new licenses, help in the renegotiation of enterprise agreements, extract maximum value from mid-term true-ups and restructure existing agreements.
Shift F7 can reduce the cost of ad-hoc software purchasing and assist in the negotiation and structuring of on-going software maintenance agreements.
We are also able to provide a comprehensive audit of enterprise software licensing - delivering you an optimised licensing strategy.
To view case studies on our Procurement Managed Service, please click on the links below:
Case Study: Media/Communications Case Study: Banking
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